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SUMMARY:11.3 Principles of Positioning
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Mother is in a relaxed and comfortable position that does not cause pain (e.g., from an episiotomy or cesarean birth)
Mother and infant are well supported. Supports may be used to help a mother find a comfortable position while breastfeeding. A pillow, a rolled blanket, or rolled towel may help to support a mother’s arm
A special U-shaped nursing pillow or soft pillow for household use is placed under the arm of the breastfeeding side holding the baby
The mother holds her infant unswaddled, tucked in close “tummy-to-mommy” with shoulders and hips aligned and well supported. Some practitioners suggest an infant is well aligned if an imaginary line can be drawn from the infant’s ear, to shoulder, to hip
The infant’s head and neck are slightly extended which means slightly tilted back, sometimes called a sniffing position
During latching, the infant’s head is slightly extended with the lower lip or chin touching the breast. This will allow for a...

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